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Warm and Comforting Fall Drinks to Try This Season
As the crisp autumn air settles in and the leaves turn golden, there’s nothing quite like cozying up with a warm, comforting drink. Fall is the perfect time to indulge in rich, flavorful beverages...
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From CalMatters...
Gavin Newsom Pledged to Release His Tax Returns Every Year. The Last One Was for 2020
Gov. Newsom just bought a $9 million house in Marin County, but his sources of income haven’t been made public recently. He had pledged to release his tax returns.
How Three Trump Policy Decrees Could Affect California’s Agricultural Industry
Voters in California’s farm belt, stretching more than 400 miles from Kern County on the south to Tehama County on the north, delivered solid majorities for Donald Trump in this month’s presidential election.
Lobbying Activity This Past Summer Cost a Record-Breaking $168 Million. Here’s What We Know.
Between the summer session of the California Legislature featuring hot topics like AI regulation and money for journalism, and a special one focusing on gas prices, powerful corporations poured in record-setting money to influence lawmakers.
From Manteca Bulletin...
Manteca Christmas Parade Coming December 7
Learn about the 52nd annual Manteca Chamber of Commerce hosted Christmas Parade scheduled for December 7.
Manteca General Plan Calls for More Growth
Read on to learn how the City of Manteca General Plan anticipates growth in the designated industrial zone, several future housing projects and options for a new road extension to connect with Highway 99.
From CapPublicRadio...
New Plans to Invest in Old Sacramento Waterfront
In a November 14 press conference, City of Sacramento officials outlined a planned major investment in the Old Sacramento Waterfront. Read on for details.
Trump’s Proposed Tariffs, Especially on China and Mexico, Could Hit California Hard
Trump has threatened new, higher tariffs on two of California’s biggest trade partners, China and Mexico. The state’s workers and economy could feel the most impact.
CA Workers Could Lose Deportation Protections
Immigration advocates are sounding the alarm over the prospect of mass deportations upending California immigrant communities, which Donald Trump has vowed to initiate when he returns to the White House in January.
California Empowered Immigrants to Speak Up at Work. Trump Could End Their Protections
California wants to protect witnesses in workplace investigations from deportation, but the Biden administration program for undocumented employees is at risk with Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Why CalPERS Is Being Pushed to Divest From Tesla
Elon Musk, the tech mogul who runs Tesla, said in December that diversity, equity and inclusion efforts “must die.” Now, two civil rights groups are calling for the nation’s largest public pension fund to divest from the electric vehicle maker.
CA Ride-Hailing Drivers Could Get Back Pay
Tens of thousands of California ride-hailing drivers, and possibly more, could eventually get back pay after a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that clears the way for the state and some cities to proceed with their lawsuits against Uber and Lyft.
Outdoor Dining Park Considered in Downtown Manteca
An outdoor food truck and container area is being considered for Library Park in downtown Manteca.
From Stocktonia...
Election Explainer: Proposition 32
Stocktonia takes a look at the Proposition 32 minimum wage measure on the November ballot.
California Collects Millions in Stolen Wages, but Can’t Find Many Workers to Pay Them
The state Labor Commissioner sometimes struggles to get back pay to workers when it reaches wage theft settlements. It tries social media, TV and hotlines. But money owed to employees is still sitting in state accounts.
Newsom’s Gas Price Bill Passes Assembly, but Senate Plan Still Uncertain
The Assembly approves Gov. Newsom’s bill on oil refineries on a 44-17 vote. But the state Senate will have its say during the special session.
A Minimum Wage Increase for California Health Care Workers Is Finally Kicking In
A California minimum wage law that was delayed amid budget troubles is now set to go into effect Oct. 16. It’s expected to benefit hundreds of thousands of workers.
Newsom Plan on Gas Prices Clears First Hurdle
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal to combat gasoline price spikes appears headed to a long-awaited Assembly floor vote next week after passing out of committee on September 26.
October 19 is Main Street Day in Ripon
The public is invited to the Ripon Chamber of Commerce sponsored 39th Annual Main Street Day on October 19.
Economists Like Newsom’s Plan to Help Control Gas Prices. Refiners Don’t.
The governor wants new gas reserves to dampen seasonal price spikes. Refiners say the move would raise prices and require new storage tanks.
Will New Laws Improve Housing for CA Farmworkers?
Many California farmworkers have long lacked safe and affordable places to sleep — an issue thrown into sharp relief after last year’s mass shooting in Half Moon Bay, which left seven agricultural workers dead.
A New California Law Will Scrub Most Medical Debt From Credit Reports
About 4 in 10 Californians are believed to be carrying medical debt, which can harm their chances of landing a mortgage or an apartment if it shows up on credit reports.
Nonprofits Seek to Get More Women Into Construction Trades
Jessica Alvarez Castañeda was sick of low-paying jobs. For years, the 39-year-old mother of four had been “breaking her back for almost nothing” as a cashier, nursing assistant, babysitter, house cleaner and cook.
San Joaquin County Agricultural Production Declines
The recently released San Joaquin County Crop Report showed a decline in the top four local agricultural products.
Are CA Gig Workers Getting Promised Pay and Benefits?
California voters passed Proposition 22 four years ago. The ballot initiative, backed by Uber, Lyft and other gig companies, promised the state’s more than 1 million gig workers new benefits, such as guaranteed minimum earnings, health care stipends, occupational accident insurance and accidental death insurance.
California’s Economy Lags Behind Other States, Here’s Why It’s So Sluggish
California’s unemployment rate, 5.2% of its labor force in July, is no longer the nation’s highest after months of having that dubious distinction.
Manteca Aims For $1 Million From Local Marijuana Sales
The City of Manteca community benefit agreements with three recently approved marijuana dispensaries aim to generate a minimum of $1 million for city coffers.
Woodland's Center for Land-Based Learning Trains Beginning Farmers
A look at the training program for beginner farmers offered by the Center for Land-Based Learning in Woodland.
From LodiNews...
San Joaquin County Explores Medical School at French Camp
In their August 27 meeting, the San Joaquin Board of Supervisors directed staff to explore a project to bring a medical school to the county, possibly to be located at the San Joaquin General Hospital campus in the French Camp.
San Joaquin 2023 Agriculture Report is Out
A look at the 2023 San Joaquin County agriculture report: $3.22 billion in production by 3,340 mostly small family-owned farms.
Local Youth Demonstrate for Climate in Downtown Sacramento
Dozens of young people held a demonstration on August 17 in downtown Sacramento to protest the banking industry's contribution to the escalating effects of climate change.
Sacramento Cannabis Market "Oversaturated"
A proposal to increase limits on total cannabis dispensaries in Sacramento was shelved following input from current dispensary owners who asserted the local market is oversaturated.
From Tracy Press...
Tracy City Council Holds Business Tax Workshop
The Tracy City Council held a workshop on August 13 seeking to modify the Measure B business tax passed by voters in 2022.
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